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Reality TV Features & Interviews - October 2008
Exclusive: Ace Gordon discusses his surprise 'Survivor: Gabon' ouster
October 31, 2008
Ace Gordon, a 27-year-old fashion photographer and Cartier jewelry salesman from Naples, FL , didn't set out to make friends on Survivor: Gabon -- even his closest ally referred to him as a "snake," but one thing was certain: Ace was truly in it to win it.Exclusive: Dan Kay dishes about his 'Survival: Gabon' experience
October 31, 2008
Dan Kay, a 32-year-old lawyer from Walpole, MA, was seemingly living the high life when a tribal shuffle left him as a well-feed member of the Kota tribe that had been consistantly demolishing his former Fang tribemates in Survivor: Gabon's challenges.Phil Parham talks about his 'The Biggest Loser: Families' elimination
October 29, 2008
You can add Phil Parham, a 41-year-old real estate agent from Greer. SC, to the growing list of people who think that Brady and Vicky Vilcan are "gameplaying."Exclusive: Aja Benton and Ty White dish about 'The Amazing Race'
October 27, 2008
"Long Distance Dating Couple" Aja Benton and Ty White thought that the worst was behind them after the flat tires and meetings with police that slowed them during The Amazing Race 13's fourth leg in New Zealand.Exclusive: Kelly Czarnecki talks about her 'Survivor: Gabon' experience
October 24, 2008
The eighteen days that Kelly Czarnecki, a 22-year-old retail salesperson from Buffalo Grove, IL, spent in Gabon were hardly the stuff that dreams are made of. In fact, after losing her ally early in the competition, being voted the least useful in her tribe, and then being switched to the "cursed" Fang tribe along with tribemates she did not like, her stay was downright tough.Amy Parham talks about her 'The Biggest Loser: Families' elimination
October 23, 2008
Amy Parham, a 40-year-old real estate agent from Greer, SC, loves the attitude of her husband Phil. But, as viewers saw in Tuesday night's The Biggest Loser: Families broadcast that ended in Amy's elimination, that love also comes the occasional chore of cleaning up the 41-year-old real estate agent's messes.Dr. Drew Pinsky: Rodney King "a great" 'Celebrity Rehab' story
October 23, 2008
Dr. Drew Pinsky: Rodney King "a great" 'Celebrity Rehab' storyExclusive: 'The Amazing Race's Marisa Axelrod, Brooke Jackson talk
October 20, 2008
After three legs, Marisa Axelrod and Brooke Jackson had begun making steps towards overcoming a disappointing The Amazing Race 13 start and being taken more seriously by the other teams in the competition.Exclusive: Danny 'G.C.' Brown dishes about 'Survivor: Gabon' ouster
October 17, 2008
Danny "G.C." Brown, a 26-year-old maintenance supervisor from Portland, OR, had weathered three Tribal Councils, poor relationships with his tribemates, and even a brief stint as the leader of his tribe during his fifteen days in Gabon.Shellay Cremen talks about her elimination from 'The Biggest Loser'
October 16, 2008
Shellay Cremen, a 51-year-old stay-at-home mom from Royal Oak, MI who was eliminated from The Biggest Loser: Families on this week's broadcast, wasn't upset about the twist that left her on a different team than her daughter Amy Cremen, a 26-year-old purchasing department representative from Auburn Hills, MI.Exclusive: Mark Yturralde, Bill Hahler talk about 'The Amazing Race'
October 13, 2008
Mark Yturralde and Bill Hahler began The Amazing Race 13 believing that their mental edge would more than make up for any physical limitations they posessed.Ed Brantley dishes on his ouster from 'The Biggest Loser: Families'
October 13, 2008
When Ed Brantley, a 31-year-old chef from Raleigh, NC, was eliminated from The Biggest Loser: Families after not losing any weight at the show's fourth weigh-in, his wife Heba Salama, a 30-year-old pharmaceutical sales representative, briefly debated keeping him on the show because she felt he was due for a big weight loss the following week. She was right.Exclusive: Jacque Berg dishes about her 'Survivor: Gabon' elimination
October 10, 2008
Jacque Berg, a 25-year-old medical device sales representative from Santa Barbara, CA, feels she just needed to fly under the radar for one more round before putting her gameplan into action to win Survivor: Gabon.Exclusive: 'Amazing' racers Anthony Marotta, Stephanie Kacandes talk
October 6, 2008
Anthony Marotta and Stephanie Kacandes had hoped for their experiences in The Amazing Race to last longer.Exclusive: Paloma Soto-Castillo dishes about 'Survivor: Gabon'
October 3, 2008
Paloma Soto-Castillo, a 24-year-old student from Downey, CA, had hoped to remain quiet in the initial rounds of Survivor: Gabon before sneaking up in the competition in the later rounds to win the competition.Ousted 'Top Model' contestant Clark Gilmer stands by show portrayal
October 3, 2008
They didn't cast her in the best light at times, but ousted America's Next Top Model contestant Clark Gilmer is standing by accuracy of her portrayal and comments on the The CW reality competition series.Jerry Skeabeck talks about his 'The Biggest Loser' elimination
October 2, 2008
According to Jerry Skeabeck, his body was in so much pain during his The Biggest Loser: Families stay that he can't even pinpoint when he suffered the torn hamstring injury that led to his ouster from reality competition.Kim Kardashian and Mark Ballas talk about 'Dancing' experience
October 1, 2008
Kim Kardashian's Dancing with the Stars experience didn't end due to a lack of effort. Off the dance floor, at least.
